The European Commission has published a pan-European survey on electronic services in healthcare (e-health) that shows 87 per cent of European doctors (general practitioners) use a computer, 48 per cent with a broadband connection.
The survey, called ‘Benchmarking ICT use among General Practitioners in Europe,’ also found that about 70 per cent of European doctors use the internet and 66 per cent use computers for consultations.
Denmark has the highest broadband penetration among General Practitioners (91 per cent) and Romania has the lowest (about 5 per cent). [Via]
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